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      Las zozobras de los hacendados de algunos municipios del oriente de San Luis Potosí (1910-1920) [1]
      El zapatismo ante la filosofía y ante la historia, de Otilio E. Montaño [1]
      Writings and fashion sections in Yucatan’s press: foreign fashion adherents’ refinement and aesthetical sensibility, 1840-1920 [1]
      The working-class unity pact: continental antecedents in Chile and Mexico, 1936 [1]
      Woodrow Wilson, los republicanos y México. Dos documentos [1]
      Woodrow Wilson y la diplomacia norteamericana en México, 1913-1915 [1]
      Women ‘in’ migration between Mexico and the United States. From managing to generating and remitting their own resources, 1965–2008 [1]
      Women owners in Mexico City during the conjuncture of liberal reform [1]
      Women Landowners in the Rainforest of Campeche Liberalism During the 19th-Century Border Expansion [1]
      Women and Property in the City of Oaxaca, 1800-1887 [1]
      Women and Mining in the Andes Azogues [Quicksilver Workers] in Oruro and Potosí During the Late 18th Century and Early 19th Century [1]
      Without Means of Negotiation. The Indian Insurrections in Sonora, 1855-1859 [1]
      Wilson y Bryan ante Victoriano Huerta: ¿intervencionismo convencional o imperialismo moralista? La perspectiva norteamericana [1]
      William Dampier en el mar del sur: mapas y diarios de viaje ingleses en el reconocimiento del Pacífico novohispano (siglo XVIII) [1]
      Wigberto Jiménez Moreno (1909-1985) y su bibliografía antropológica e histórica [1]
      Widows, Guardians, and Mining The Experience of Josefa Gertrudis Nieto Téllez-Girón in San Luis Potosí, Second Half of the 18th Century [1]
      Why Seek Clarity in Darkest Hour? [1]
      “While the Generals Sleep”: Military Disobedience and Rebellion in Sierra Gorda During the War between Mexico and the United States, 1846-1849 [1]
      Where does public diplomacy belongs? The role of the Departamento Autónomo de Prensa y Publicidad (DAPP) on Mexico’s foreign propaganda during cardenismo [1]
      Well-founded and Not so Well-founded Expectations: The Civilizing Effect of Commerce and Other Economic Topics in Travelogues about Mexico (1811-1909) [1]